Thankful with SVG Attic

Happy Friday and welcome back! Today I'm over on the SVG Attic Blog sharing three cards I created using Wheat Stems Thankful, Flourished Acorn Tile, and the Pilgrim Suit a6 files. 

Wheat Stems Thankful is an a7 card that is so easy to cut and assemble. I used Echo Park plaid paper and Tonic Studios Specialty Champagne Harlequin paper. 

Using the Flourished Acorn Tile sized down to fit a 5 x 5 navy card base and created a shaker card. I used the Tonic Studios Specialty Champagne Harlequin paper. 

This a6 is so adorable and so easy to assemble. This is a perfect card for kids to help with. I used the Tonic Studios Champagne Harlequin paper for the buckle, with gray, white, black cardstock and a kraft card base. 

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Black and White Cards

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Today I'm over on the Twine It Up Blog sharing black and white cards featuring one of October's Showcase Products, Gray Licorice Trendy Twine. Since I'm featuring Trendy Twine that is gray and black I thought black and white cards would be perfect and it gives me a chance to show you how easy these cards can be. 

The Happy Thanksgiving Stamp Set has a lot of thankful sentiments that can be used year round. 

I decided to work with the So Thankful sentiment. This is a great guy card and super simple.

I laid black in down on an embossing folder, inserted a 4.125" x 5.25" white cardstock, carefully close the folder and run through Big Kick. Tip: If you lay the cardstock on the opposite side of the ink and secure it with post-it tape you can re-ink the embossing folder and run it back through if you need to.
Die-cut a piece of black cardstock to fit the sentiment; lay down some anti-static powder on black cardstock, stamp sentiment using VersaMark and heat set white embossing powder. 
Add fun foam to the back if the embossed white cardstock, wrap Gray Licorice Trendy Twine and tie a knot, adhere to a 4.25"x5.5" card base, add the sentiment over twine using 3D mounting foam, finish off with a few clear sequins.

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This next card is just die-cutting white cardstock, layering it over black cardstock, stamp the sentiment on the bottom right corner, offset the bottom half of the die-cut and add 3D mounting foam, wrap Gray Licorice Trendy Twine around securing in place on 3D mounting foam, adhere to card base. I just iridescent drops to finish off the card.  
The sentiment can be found on the Let It Snow Stamp Set. This set has a lot of great sentiments.

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I did the same process of adding ink to an embossing folder and running it through the BigKick. 
I used white ink on black cardstock and ran it through several times each time adding more ink. I love the way the ink pulled giving it a crackled look.  I decided to add clear embossing all over the white ink and heat set to really bring out that crackled look. 

I wrapped the Gray Licorice Trendy Twine around the card base, added 3D mounting foam to the back of the embossed black cardstock, stamped the Happy Thanksgiving sentiment from the Happy Thanksgiving Stamp Set. So easy. 


Products I used from Annie's Paper Boutique:
Gray Licorice Trendy Twine
Happy Thanksgiving Stamp Set 
Let It Snow Stamp Set

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Chunky Pumpkins

Happy Friday and welcome back, everyone! Today I'm over on the SVG Attic Blog sharing these amazing Candle Stands and 3D Chunky Pumpkins can be found in the SnapDragon Snippets Online Store. 

The Bow Wide is by SnapDragon Snippets and can be found in the Silhouette Design Store, Design ID #37447.

Using Speckletone Madero Beach 12 x 12 paper I cut the three Candle Stands and assembled. Using Distress Oxide Ink - Old Paper to distress the edges and accents on the Candle Stands. 

Using the same Madero Beach paper, Paper Bag 12 x 12 paper and Kraft 12 x 12 paper in the shade Paper Bag I cut the 3D Chunky Pumpkins, using Parcel Wrap 12 x 12 I cut the pumpkin stems, leaves, and vines. 

I use Scotch Quick Dry Adhesive to assemble all the projects above.

Using Carta Bella Hello Fall 12 x 12 papers to cut all the accents and bows. 

The candle stands are easy to assemble but you need some time, so keep that in mind. They are totally worth the 2 hours I invested to create these gorgeous decorations for the center of my table. 

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Gobble, Gobble

Happy Thanksgiving, everyone, and welcome! Today I'm up on the Craftin Desert Divas Blog sharing this cutie! I'm going to keep this short and sweet because it's Thanksgiving Day, a day to be with family and friends. 

I always try to get the most use out of my die-cuts by using them for more than what they are intended. Today I'm sharing how to turn some everyday circles, ovals, and banners into a Turkey. 

I was thinking that this would be fun for kids to make. You could pre-cut the pieces and let them assemble, a little holiday craft to keep them busy while you baste the turkey. 

Here are the products I used:

CARD BASE:

• 4.25"x 5.5" card base - 8.5" x 11" #110 cardstock scored at 5.5" and cut at 4.25" to create to top fold card bases

LAYERS:

• Die-cut Kraft cardstock using largest Fancy Frame Die
• Die-cut seven banners using the wavy banner die and cut in half, die-cut five banners using largest banner die from the Flag Banner Dies, type Gobble Gobble onto cardstock and die-cut with banner die to create wings
• Die-cut scalloped circle and stitched circle using Stitched In Circle Dies
• Die cut oval from Fancy Stitched Label Dies
• Die-cut bow tails from Shaker Tag Dies for feet

Assemble:

• Layer Kraft cardstock onto card base
• Assemble turkey and add 3D mounting foam to back, adhere to Kraft cardstock
• Add googly eyes to finish off and sentiment inside 

Sentiment I used;
Gobble til You Wobble.
Happy Turkey Day!

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Baby's 1st Holidays

Hi and welcome, everyone! Lisa from, The Relativity of Paper, bringing you the daily post and it's all about baby's first! First Halloween, first Thanksgiving, you get the picture, right? A few months back Craftin Desert Divas released the Tiny Treasure Dies that includes a onesie, and when I saw it, I knew I had to do these projects. These cards are easy to create. I hope you enjoy them as much as I did making them. Such a sweet way to send holiday wishes. 

Just by changing the patterned papers and sentiments you quickly change the holidays. So, it's a quick way to make all of Baby's 1st Holidays at once. 

               

Here are the products I used:

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Keepin' The Kids Busy with SVG Attic

 Lisa from The Crafting Cave with you today sharing these adorable PSD Thanksgiving 

Character Boxes.

They are perfect to dress up the kids table on Thanksgiving Day and they hold a little surprise, crayons. I keep a roll of kraft paper (shipping) on hand. It's great for covering tables for coloring on or you can buy paper tablecloths nowadays that are made just for kids. They are covered in pictures, puzzles and games. Either way, I think the PSD Thanksgiving Character Boxes will be a big hit with the kids. And it's a great way to keep the little ones busy while you cook.  

 I added a few enamel dots for buttons and a turquoise gem for the necklace. The boxes are easy to cut and assemble.

I used all solids from Craft Smith Neutrals 12x12 Paper Pad and scraps from my stash. Queen & Co. embellies. The supply list is minimal to say the least.

Happy Thanksgiving!

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Give Thanks at Simply Create Too Challenge Blog

Challenge #74 ~ Give Thanks/Thank You

This week over at Simply Create Too 

Challenge Blog we are Giving Thanks!

I created two cards for this challenge.

My first card is very CAS using Lawn Fawns

So Thankful Stamp Set colored with copics and

patterned with gel pen.

I'm really loving the pumpkins and I understand 

their not everyone's slice of pie. And that's 

okay. That's what makes this world great!

 I'm entering this card into:

Lawnscaping Challenge #93 ~ Fall & Pumpkins

Cards Envy ~ Pumpkin Patch Challenge

 So moving onto my second card I used Spellbinders 

Labels One cut three different sizes from 

October Afternoon Apple Cider 

and The Paper Studio Cream Cardstock, folded the largest 

size in half for card base, then layered the other two, 

stamped with Memento Ink, and added Queen & Co. Pearls.

 Inside

Now it's your turn! Hop on over to 

Simply Create Too Challenge Blog 

and show us how you Give Thanks!

And while you're there shower the 

Design Team with some crafty love!